By Jeffrey Deskovic "Looking back" will feature reprints of articles that Jeff previously wrote while a c ...
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Looking Back: The Innocent Prisoner’s Dilemma
Looking Back: The Innocent Prisoner’s Dilemma
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Looking Back: The Second Annual National Freedom March for the Wrongfully Convicted
Looking Back: The Second Annual National Freedom March for the Wrongfully Convicted
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Looking Back: Barry Gibbs and Scott Fappiano Give Presentations on Their Wrongful Convictions
Looking Back: Barry Gibbs and Scott Fappiano Give Presentations on Their Wrongful Convictions
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Looking Back: Careers in the Innocence Movement
Looking Back: Careers in the Innocence Movement
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Looking Back: Albany Finally Passes Vital Anti-Prison Census Legislation
Looking Back: Albany Finally Passes Vital Anti-Prison Census Legislation
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Looking Back: Prosecutorial Misconduct and the Complex DiSimone Case
Looking Back: Prosecutorial Misconduct and the Complex DiSimone Case
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Law Prof Suggests How Missouri Can Reform Its Wrongful Conviction Compensation Statute – and Save State Money
Law Prof Suggests How Missouri Can Reform Its Wrongful Conviction Compensation Statute – and Save State Money
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Looking Back: Innocence Commissions Needed to Correct Wrongful Convictions
Looking Back: Innocence Commissions Needed to Correct Wrongful Convictions
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Looking Back: Forensic Fraud in Child Abuse Cases
Looking Back: Forensic Fraud in Child Abuse Cases
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Looking Back: Richard DiGuglielmo Surrenders to the Crushing Power of a Misguided Appellate Court
Looking Back: Richard DiGuglielmo Surrenders to the Crushing Power of a Misguided Appellate Court
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St. Louis Man Freed After 30 Years; Attorney’s Fight to Change State Law Pays Off
St. Louis Man Freed After 30 Years; Attorney’s Fight to Change State Law Pays Off
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Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 186: Marc Bookman and the Death Penalty Spiral
Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 186: Marc Bookman and the Death Penalty Spiral
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Looking Back: Holding Officials Engaged in Misconduct Criminally Liable
Looking Back: Holding Officials Engaged in Misconduct Criminally Liable
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Looking Back: Supreme Court Whittles Down Right against Self-Incrimination
Looking Back: Supreme Court Whittles Down Right against Self-Incrimination
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Looking Back: The Foul Politics of Prosecution, After Sixteen Years Jabbar Collins Is Finally Freed
Looking Back: The Foul Politics of Prosecution, After Sixteen Years Jabbar Collins Is Finally Freed
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Senator Wiener Introduces Bill to Make Overturning Wrongful Convictions Easier
Senator Wiener Introduces Bill to Make Overturning Wrongful Convictions Easier
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Looking Back: A Cop’s Cop – Profile of Jim Trainum
Looking Back: A Cop’s Cop – Profile of Jim Trainum
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Commentary: Wrongful Conviction and Unjust Sentences
Commentary: Wrongful Conviction and Unjust Sentences
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The Innocence Project Touts 13 Laws in 9 States Favoring Wrongfully Convicted
The Innocence Project Touts 13 Laws in 9 States Favoring Wrongfully Convicted